Every Remy should sport a roller nose.
Remington Chainsaws(including Mall chainsaws)
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Chris J.
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Yeah, ain't it a shame the dumb Wards branded saws have better paint.
Chris J.
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The paint on my orange MW SL-4 flakes off if there's a strong breeze.
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A saw for the manliest of manly men 
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/PINK-REMING...377673?hash=item41a59c9909:g:xOYAAOSwwpdW1lYt
.http://www.ebay.com/itm/PINK-REMING...377673?hash=item41a59c9909:g:xOYAAOSwwpdW1lYt
Yeah. I hope the loan bidder gets it for 9.99A saw for the manliest of manly men
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PINK-REMING...377673?hash=item41a59c9909:g:xOYAAOSwwpdW1lYt
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Is it you? I was thinking about bidding just because every collection needs a pink chainsaw
. Poulan actually made a factory color pink chainsaw; I can't recall the name or model #, but they're not hard to spot. And rare.
Hell no!
PL-4 in running condition on Evilbay.
I have two.
PL-4 in running condition on Evilbay.
I have two.
gmdiesel86
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Hello all, I just got a free saw this past Sunday and from what I can tell it is a Remington MM200 like the one in the link, except yellow. Does anyone have a manual for this saw? Looking to get it running and just need some info on. The oiler line going to the bar is rotted off and will have to be replaced. Any help or direction is greatly appreciated. I dida search on the MM200 here and didn't come up with anything.
http://www.acresinternet.com/cscc.n...26c96358439245b088256d350021c35c?OpenDocument
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The Yardmaster types have a pezz poor chain oiler setup. Once started and run, the oil syphons out of the tank. No shut off valve. Some had the throttle rod pinch down on the oil line to control flow.
The 'air filter' is a sad joke.
My advice is to return it to the shed and forget about it.
I strongly suspect the Yardmaster types are a reason Remington discontinued building gas engine chain saws.
gmdiesel86
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Thanks 67L36Driver. The saw was in a case and looked brand new. I got it for free and have never tore a saw down before. Looking for something to learn on so I figured this was a perfect fit.
NOS piston, rings & cylinder on evilbay for 754.
A bit spendy but........
A bit spendy but........
Chris J.
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And there are a couple of complete (?) 754s listed with no/or cryptic descriptions of the condition of the top end.
Chris J.
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If this Super 754 just needs some basic TLC (listed as having compression, but untested), the total wasn't bad.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/used-reming...scIxSLU9RFMoIIQf5S1GU%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
http://www.ebay.com/itm/used-reming...scIxSLU9RFMoIIQf5S1GU%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
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No. My hobby/mad money is seriously limited. My last purchase, a used Makita DCS-6421, pretty much put me in the hole for a while. Any saw(s) or parts I buy will most likely be from CL and the deal would need to be sweet, or very fair for the right saw (yeah, right, wish me luck with either
!). I'd have to find a serious "sleeper" deal on eBay.Good CL deals are rare around here. Finding deals on eBay are even rarer. Thanks to the internet, and the info posted on sites such as AS, even re-badged saws are becoming "hot."
When I joined AS back in '04 very few people gave Craftsman saws a first look, much less a second look, and the same applies to Montgomery Ward saws. Nearly all "plastic" Poulan saws were pretty much considered to be junk. Very few people knew about re-badged saws.
With very few exceptions, those days are long gone, esp. on eBay. For example, Dayton (Poulan) saws are bringing almost as much money as the Poulan models. The larger Montgomery Ward (Remington) saws are no longer "sleepers."
OK, I'll stop ranting and preaching to the choir.
Experiment fail:
Put a 20" roller nose and loop of 7/16" on the SL-55. It has a rim drive drum. Cut poorly.
In defense, it is chipper chain and I had it set too rich.
Going back to the 24" X 3/8" chizel.
Put a 20" roller nose and loop of 7/16" on the SL-55. It has a rim drive drum. Cut poorly.
In defense, it is chipper chain and I had it set too rich.
Going back to the 24" X 3/8" chizel.
Believe it or not I found a NOS needle and seat for the Carter ND carb on the Super 75GB. It now runs like it should I guess. At least it stays running when you try to cut with it.
The Carter carb is kind of weird with one of the fuel pump check valves built into the needles seat.
The Carter carb is kind of weird with one of the fuel pump check valves built into the needles seat.
I also got real frustrated at the stupid setup Remington used for removing the spark plug on this saw. Really stupid..
I made a thin wrench to try to remove the plug but all it did was bend the wrench open.
I finally broke the insulator off the plug so I could get a shallow socket on it to get it out. I then used a shorty plug of the same heat range and made a socket out of a old scrench and can now remove or replace the plug without much trouble.
I made a thin wrench to try to remove the plug but all it did was bend the wrench open.
I finally broke the insulator off the plug so I could get a shallow socket on it to get it out. I then used a shorty plug of the same heat range and made a socket out of a old scrench and can now remove or replace the plug without much trouble.
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